Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-01-22
FOREIGN.

MADRID, Jan. 10.-The Alc9Iar palace, al
Toledo, lorty-three miles from Madrid, occu-
pied by the military academy and library, was
destroyed by fire to-day. Several persons
persisted in the flames
LONDON, Jan. ia special from st
Petersburg says; The Russian budget shows
a deficit Of Z. = twenty-five million dollars.
The minister of finance attributes the con.
tiuued commercial crisis TO the unavoidable
reduction OF public and private incomes, re-
sultiug from depression. He considers Il IN
eYpediept 70 increase the per cent Of taxes or
levy new ones, Is there are resources avail
able sufficient to cover the deficit. He pro.
posed to raise thirty million dollars for extra
expenditures for railroads and harbors.
DUBLIN, Jan. 1~3.-John Roe. owner Of and,
the yearly rental Of which amount to several
thousand pounds, has been compelled Co seek
admission to the Killarney work.house, hav.
ing been unable to get sufficient money for
his support from either trustees or tenants.
An his land IS occupied 10y tenants who pay
their rents into the hands Of trustees, under
the plan OF the campaign started by United
Ireland. Other landlords are said TO be great
ly impoverished through the failure to obtain
their rent.
LONDON, Jan. IA warrant has been is
sued for the formation Of a new Savage Club
Lodge Of Freemasons the membership Of
which viii include many Of the best known
newspaper men OF the metz opolis. The Off
GERS named in the warrant are Sir Francis w.
Truscott, master; Sir !. r.. S0mcrs Vine, sen
Tor warden; Thomas Catlin, editor Of Ll0yds
Newspaper, junior warden. Lord Dunraven
is one of the founders and Henry Irving the
first treasurer. The prince Of Wales who is
a honorary member Of tue Savage club has
consented to become the first honorary mem
Der Of the new lodge.
BERLIN, Jan. 14.-In the reichstag to-day
the amendment TO the army bill offered by
Herr Won Stauffenbcrg, Liberal leader, limit
ing the operation OF the Oil to three years,
was carried by a vote Of ls6 yeas to l54 nays.
Bismarck Immediately read the imperial mes
sage dissolying the reichstag.
LONDON, Jan. IA mob Of unemployed
workmen at Norwich, to-day, after hearing
speeches of two socialists, began an attack on
the shops In that city. The police quietly dis
persed the mob and arrested the socialists.
LONDON, Jan. l4.-Jim Carney, the En-.
glish prize fighter, started for the United
States to-day. He VIII endeayor 10 meet Sui
Ijyan on his arrival and arrange for match
sometime in February.
DUBLIN, Jan. 15-The st,aa packet Ban
shec ran on the rocks at Hollyhcad today
Turing the prevalence OF a deuse fog. The
vessel had 80 passengers On board and the
accident caused intense excitement among
them. The steamer Eleanor, which went to
the assistance Of the stranded vessel, also
went ON the rocks. The Banshee foated
alter ttrcr hours detention, but tie Eleanor
tin remains fast GA the rocks.
LONDON. Jan. 15.-The remains Of Lord
tIdcslcigh were TO-DAY removed from his city
residerce in ST. James place to his country
.est near Exeter. Crowds assembled along
the line OF the route taken 10y the cortege,
WHO gave frequent exhibitions Of their respect
or the dead statesman, Flags we're displayed
AT half-mast on many public and private
I buildings.